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MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY

My name is Stefano de Gennaro Pizarro. I was born on January 3rd 1997. I studied kindergarten at La Encantada de Villa school from 1998 to 2001. I used to spend my time playing soccer with my brother all the time. I started playing the piano when I was two years old because my mother told me to practice it but I liked it. I also learned to play the flute and the guitar. Since I liked sports, I took in soccer and golf classes.
In 1998 I entered elementary school. I studied at Santo Domingo School from 2001 to 2002. In 2000, I started participating in golf championships for the Peruvian Federation. Then, in 2003, I went to the United States and studied in four schools, one of the schools I remember the most is Allen Park.


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